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   From: customerservice@fultoncountyga.gov   
      
   Empathy can be toxic.   
      
   Judges let 18-year-old subway hijacker Justine Randall-Pizarro go, not   
   once, not twice, but five times this calendar year in an apparent bid to   
   show mercy.   
      
   But all they’ve really done is allow a clearly troubled teen to rack up   
   a rap sheet of more than a dozen arrests this year, cause havoc on the   
   transit network, inconvenience commuters and harass already overworked   
   MTA employees.   
      
   Randall-Pizarro was busted for commandeering a locked N train at 4am in   
   June, wearing a black hat and Crocs, then driving it one stop from the   
   Broadway station in Astoria to 36th Avenue.   
      
   “I went to Broadway, and behold – there was a lay-up train there. Still   
   on FaceTime with my homeboy, so I drove it while I was on FaceTime with   
   him,” she told investigators. “And, I don’t know, we was just fooling   
   around, turning up on FaceTime like while I was driving it.”   
      
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   Justine Randall-Pizarro has been arrested a dozen times in just 2025.   
   facebook/ebelliousQueenTina   
   A teen wandering the streets at 4am and hijacking subway cars is begging   
   for help.   
      
   Clearly something is very wrong on an individual level. Not to mention,   
   she poses a massive danger to herself and others. That joy ride easily   
   could have collided with another train. And this isn’t even her first go   
   around. Why was she out and about?   
      
   NYPD Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny told The Post Randall-Pizarro, who   
   is transgender and listed on all paperwork as female, has been arrested   
   twelve times… just in 2025. The Post was able to confirm 17 total   
   arrests since September of 2024 when she turned 18.   
      
   “This person is basically a transit recidivist who keeps breaking into   
   trains,” he said. “When she breaks into them, she moves them, she steals   
   items – train keys, things of that nature.”   
      
   All these arrests appear to be in vain. Every time the police nab   
   Randall-Pizarro, the justice system seems hellbent on letting her go   
   with a slap on the wrist.   
      
   On June 23, she entered a train cabin and allegedly stole a female   
   conductor’s bag. Prosecutors asked for $20,000 bail or a $60,000 bond,   
   but a judge released her on her own recognizance.   
      
   On June 1, she supposedly took control of a different train in Brooklyn.   
   For that, a $25,000 bail or $50,000 bond was requested. Yet again a   
   judge set her loose on supervision.   
      
   On May 26, she was accused of pepper spraying an MTA worker in the face   
   on board an R train. And yet again she was granted a supervised release,   
   in spite of a request for bail.   
      
   https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/08/justine-randall-piz   
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   Randall-Pizarro was let go on supervised release and on her own   
   recognizance by several judges. facebook/ebelliousQueenTina   
   And, again, in a May 15 case that saw her supposedly steal a backpack   
   from a motorman’s cabin with keys and an MTA escape mask, a request for   
   a mere $2,000 cash or $4,000 bond was denied, and a supervised release   
   was once again granted instead.   
      
   In yet another April case involving a stolen backpack containing MTA   
   keys and an MTA radio, a judge denied a request for supervised release   
   and instead let her go on her own recognizance.   
      
   Assistant District Attorney Olivia Mittman has also said in court they   
   have video of Randal-Pizarro subway surfing on the top of a train.   
      
   How has she not been banned from the transit system?   
      
   What a waste of police time and resources. What an unnecessary ongoing   
   menace to MTA workers (what ever happened to the promise “assaulting MTA   
   New York City Transit subway personnel is a felony punishable by up to 7   
   years in prison” written on signs all over?) How much travel has she   
   personally disrupted?   
      
   And what a disservice to Randall-Pizarro herself. An 18-year-old should   
      
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